Linux Support Team Lead · JetRails
A decade of Linux, reliability engineering, and support leadership for high-traffic ecommerce infrastructure. I build small, sharp tools that cut alert noise, speed up triage, and let operators sleep.
Flagship
Plain English in, validated Danbooru tags out.
A ComfyUI node that turns scene descriptions into image-generation prompts using any local LLM. The model proposes tags; a 140,000-tag Danbooru whitelist validates them, so only vocabulary the image model was actually trained on survives. Zero runtime dependencies, by design.
Fast TUI system monitor: CPU, memory, disk, processes, services, and logs without leaving the terminal. Static builds, curl-pipe install, self-updates in place.
Lightweight TUI log viewer with live search and severity filtering, TRACE through FATAL. No ambition to become Splunk.
Native macOS incident dashboard for CheckMK. Problems grouped by category, severity filters, a menu bar count, credentials in the Keychain.
Local-first security and ops dashboard for OpenClaw with a live SSE timeline. The activity feed shows metadata only, never message contents.
Also: a terminal aquarium where ASCII fish generate workplace drama. Deeply unnecessary. Zero regrets.
Leads the support engineering team for high-traffic ecommerce infrastructure: people, incidents, and the automation that keeps both calm.
Production support for high-traffic ecommerce systems.
Contract infrastructure work in large-scale cloud environments.
AWS, containers, automation, and the steady pursuit of boring uptime.
Large-scale migrations: moving important things between computers without setting them on fire.
Independent infrastructure and technical work.
I have spent ten years operating Linux infrastructure that other people depend on: ecommerce platforms on Black Friday, migrations that could not lose a byte, on-call rotations that needed fewer pages, not more dashboards.
These days I lead a support engineering team and build the tooling I always wished existed: monitors, log viewers, and AI-assisted automation that does the boring parts correctly. I write my tools in Rust and Python, and yes, I use Vim.
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